Grants Pass Daily Courier from Grants Pass, Oregon • Page 4

FOUR DAILY. ROGUE RIVER COURIER THURSDAY. MAY 25. 1910. PERSONAL AND LOCAL Jas.

Brown made a trip to Medford this afternoon. Mrs. Roy H. Clark left this morning for Woodard, Iowa. H.

L. Gilkey went to Jacksonville this morning on a business trip. Mrs. A. W.

Lewis, who visited Mrs. C. Armstrong for the past two weeks, returned this morning to Leland. Miss Hazel Barrow went to Roseburg this morning to visit her sister, Mrs. Briggs.

Ten-cent enamelware sale at Cramer Bros. 757 G. P. Jester, of the Grants I Pass Banking company, went to Jacksonville this morning on -business. Roubaix Richey arrived this morning from San Francisco to visit his mother and sister and other relatives and friends.

P. R. Albrecht and wife, of Los Angeles, stopped off last night in Grants Pass, leaving north this morning. Mrs. David Carmmary, who spent the past six weeks with her parents, left this morning, returning to her home at Roundup, Mont.

Miss Catharine Clemens returned this morning from Palo Alto, where she attended a girls' school, and will spend the vacation at home. Grant Swayze and family, residents of Josephine county for the past five years, left this afternoon for Cortland. N. to be with Mr. Swayze's aged parents.

Special prices on all suits. It will pay you to see them before buying. Mrs. E. Rehkopt.

728tt Hal 1 Rogers, a Stanford university sophomore, arrived from Palo Alto Wednesday evening and will remain here during the summer with his classmate, Niel Allen. Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Morrell, father and mother of Mrs. H. D. Norton, accompanied by Mrs. Morrell's sister, Miss M.

A. Burrell, arrived in the city Wednesday evening from San Jose, California, and will visit here for several weeks. Mrs. J. Wesley Brown arrived this morning from Los Angeles to visit with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. E. L. Churchill. Mr.

Brown has gone to Chicago and New York on a short business trip and will later meet Mrs. Brown in. San Francisco and return with her to their home in Los Angeles. Meeting at Griffin Ferry- The regular monthly meeting of the Church of God in the Griffin Ferry school will be held Sunday, May 28. Services are as follows: Sunday school, 10 a.

preaching, 11 a. m. and 2:30 p. basket dinner, 12:30. A general invitation is extended to all.

J. L. Green. Mr. Rorapaugh Here- E.

E. Rorapaugh, a former restdent of Grants Pass, arrived this afternoon from Eugene, his home for several years past, and will spend a few days with friends. Mrs. Rorapaugh's many friends in this city will be interested to know that she is recovering from a major operation performed four weeks ago, and is making satisfactory improvement. See Oregon First How would you like a trip to CRATER LAKE, up above the clouds on Mt.

Hood, see the glaciers, then to Portland, then over the Columbia Highway? The grandest scenery in the world. All of this FREE to two of the boys or girls of Josephine County. All this free, not one cent expense to you. Write me that you want to be a candidate. A ride that will be full of pleasure--camping Your Name It's all free to you.

Your friends will out, fishing, hunting, sight seeing, all in my This is a chance of your lifetime to view new Dodge car. Send your name in now. the wonderful scenery of the Pacific coast. Start the ball a-rolling. This I will do every There are many side trips that we will take Address.

year. A new trip each season. that will be interesting. WRITE TODAY. START THE BALL ROLLING.

C. A. WINETROUT The Implement Man TACOMA IRON COMPANY HAS 8200,000 FIRE Tamoca, Alay The pattern department of the Puget Sound Iron Steel works was destroyed by fire today, with a loss of $300,000. Sparks from the refuse burner of the St. Paul Tacoma Lumber company's plant nearby is declared to have caused the blaze.

Practically no insurance was carried. Eugene Roberta, vice-president of the burned plant, denied that any patterns were used in the manufacture of war munitions. The plant was inspected several months ago by agents representing the European allies. ESTATE GOES TO SON WHEN HE DIVORCES WIFE Portland, May Sarah A. Ryman left her $20,000 estate in trust for her son, Dayton Ryman, to be given him only when he secures divorce from his wife.

Sult to break the will is on file here today. Mrs. Ryman said in her will that her daughter-in-law had not treated her as a mother-in-law should be treated, and it was her wish that her son's wife "should not receive a penny" of her money. San Francisco -When the Royal Insurance company hoisted a British flag over its building on Empire day, the German consulate, located in the same structure, hoisted a German (banner, and the two flew side by side all day. Oakland, -Bee stings cure rheumatism, says W.

H. Helliwell, of Kansas City, stopping here, so he carries a box of pet wasps, who obligingly sting dally. NOTICE Opening ball at Selma open-air platform Saturday, May 27, 1916. Given in honor of B. Ryan, who has closed a successful term of school at Selma.

Good music and good time. Come every one and bring your friends. BY COMMITTEE. A Mean Trick. "I wasn't able to match that plece of goods for you." said hubby.

tried six different stores, and they all told me they hadn't had anything like that in stock for five years." "I knew that all the time." said wife. "I just wanted to prove to you that my best dress is hopelessly out of style. You wouldn't believe it when told Louis Post-Dispatch. Letterbeads at the Courier. Who Killed the Widow LeRouge? Six persons in high life are accused.

-The great, William Fox photodrama, Family Stain," founded on Emile Gaboriau's celebrated detective story, "The Widow Leftouge," will tell you. -See this thrilling photoplay, at the -STAR theater Saturday. Mat. tinee 3 o'clock. Two night formances.

PERSHING GETS ORDERS ON COURSE AT BORDER A Victrola Makes Woman's Work Easier little music goes a long way toward making housework less monotonous. You can easily combine pleasure with your work by having a Victrola play for you while you are tending to some of your household duties- -the Victrola solves the problem of doing your work and going to the matinee at one and the same time. Come in and hear them. We have them from $15 up. Easy terms it desired.

Music and Photo House Stanton Rowell, Prop. Bijou Tonight Another great Keystone comedy with Roscoe Arbuckle Mable Normand and Al St. John DID AND HE DIDN'T Did you see "Fatty and Mabel You'll remember this one, too. ORRIN JOHNSON in "THE PRICE OF POWER" A D. W.

Grifith production in five acts Fan Tan A unique and original line of comedy, with merchandist for all. It's a scream. Come early 5 and 5 Cents Tomorrow double feature program Pearl White in "THE IRON CLAW" Muriel Ostriche in Cricus Five acts George Landburg a Dodge Lundburg is now driving Dodge automobile, having transferred his affections from the make which he had previously driven to the new machine. Englewood Dairy, Phone 229- The pure milk dairy. 692tt.

Miss Harvey ReturnsMiss Louise Harvey, who graduated with the 1916 class from the University of California last week, has returned to her home in this city, having arrived Wednesday evening. She came up from Berkeley with Mrs. J. F. Reddy and Paul Reddy by automobile, the trip being made in two days' running time.

Clark Holman, UndertakersLicensed embalmers. Phone 50 tr Mrs. Laura Bryan DiesMrs. Laura Bryan, wife of C. B.

Bryan, of this place, died at 7:55 Wednesday evening, aged 38 years, month and 28 days. Mrs. Bryan had only been sick since Saturday morning, dying of heart failure. She leaves her husband and five children. Funeral services will be held at Hall's chapel at 8:30 Friday morning, Rev.

J. H. Harmon officiating. The remains will be taken north on the 9:30 train for burial at Springfeld Junction, Ore. L.

0. 0, M. AttentionPlente planned for Sunday, May 28, indefinitely postponed on account of unsettled weather. W. P.

Dunlap, Secretary, 758 Honor for Mrs. Burke Mrs. J. F. Burke, of this city, was elected grand warden at the session of the Rebekah assembly at Roseburg Wednesday.

The officers of the assembly, as elected, are as follows: Mrs. Nellie Wattenburg, Klamath Falls, president; Mrs. Mary E. Lankester, Astoria, vice-president; Mrs. Ora Cosper, Dallas, secretary; Miss Eda Jacobs, Portland, treasurer; Mrs.

Jeannie Burke, Grants Pass, grand warden. The assembly trustees are Mary Swan, of Portland: Ella Kelty, of Newberg, and Minnie Gilbert, of Beaver. Mary Tomlinson was elected trustee of the home. Dance Saturday NightAt Waldorf hall. Tickets 50c.

757 REFUSE FUNSTON'S REQUEST FOR COAST ARTILLERYMEN Washington, May that General Funston had requested additional coast artillerymen for infantry service along the Mexican border were confirmed today when it was announced the suggestion had been refused. In explanation of its refusal, the war department said it did not desire to strip the coast defenses further. The request came subsequently to the summoning of militia. Funston has not asked for more national guardsmen. Mining blanks at the Courier office.

Columbus, N. May -New orders were forwarded to General Pershing from General Funston today, governing the course to be taken by U. S. forces in the event of a clash with Carransa troops. These orders were necessitated by the strong reinforcements just received by Mexican columns near the American expedition.

METROPOLITAN HANDICAP IS WON BY THE FINN. Belmont Park, N. May 37. -The Finn, H. C.

Hallenbeck's great fouryear-old colt, wont the Metropolitan handicap here this afternoon from the classalest fold the event has known in many years. August Belmont's five-year-old gelding, Stromboli, which won the event last year, Anished second, and Spur was third. The Finn carried an Impost of 120 pounds and Stromboli, 132. COMING EVENTS May 26, Friday -Commencement exercises at opera house. Address by Judge H.

L. Benson, of Salem. May 27, Saturday--Children's story hour at the public library. Mra. George Soranson, story-teller.

June 5-10, Monday-Saturday-Chautauqua at Grants Pass. June 16, Friday--Grants Pass rose festival. NEW TODAY (CLASSIFIED AD RATES. --25 words, two Issues, 25c; six lasues, 50c: one month, $1.50, when paid in advance. When not paid in advance, 50 per line per issue.) FOR SALE- -Lot and a half on Lawnridge avenue known as the Hallgus property.

Will make low price and easiest of terms. Address C. A. Sluss, 821, North Oakes, Tacoma, Wash. 757 LOST--At Applegate picnic, black leather handbag.

leather lined. containing among other articles opal ring in box. Finder please notify Mrs. Bert Clute, Applegate, Ore. 756 LOST--A small telescope level about 6 or 7 inches long, enclosed in leather case.

Any one finding It leave at Courier office and receive reward. S. H. Riggs. 761 WANTED cook or second cook in mine boarding house.

Wages dollar per day and board. Address Mra. C. W. Birum, Takilma, Oregon.

761 REGISTERED HOLSTEIN bull calf, born May 22, 1916. Sire, Cloveridge Segis Korndyke, Advanced Registry backing. Dam, Pomona Hengerveld Doo. Fine Individual. Price reasonable.

F. R. Steel, Winona Ranch, Route 1. 756tt LOST- Pocketbook, with papers in of value to owner only. Finder please return to No.

999, care Courier. 57 BIG BARGAIN- Six thousand cords growing firewood, five cents cord, about four miles from city above Fruitdale. Includes 350,000 feet saw timber, pine and fir. Box 74, Merlin, Ore. 762 GOOD PROVIDER'S FAMILY FOOD A SOCIABILITY OF OTHER.

OSM Always serve the very best. When entertain guest House Cleaning FRIDAY OUR FRIDAY'S SPECIAL One V. Dust Cloth, worth 250. tree with one bottle of Liquid Veneer Something new in sweeping compound: large can Cedar Sweep for 25c. Ask about it.

White House Grocery LIFE SENTENCE FOR CALIFORNIA WOMAN San Andreas, May Mrs. George Schwoerer started for San Quentin today to serve a life sentence for 'helping Joe Silva, a ranch hand, murder her husband, by whom he was employed. Silva was convicted and given a life term. As Judgment was pronounced, the woman leaped up in court and declared that she also was guilty. Proceedings in her case were rushed and she was given a similar sentence.

Schwoerer was slai as he slept. Star--Tonight PARAMOUNT Photoplays MACLYN ARBUCKLE in "The Reform Candidate" 61 VARNISH the only Hit it with a Tess A with a hammer, you may dent the wood, but you can't crack the varnish. Easily applied by anyone. Sold in all size cans. Rogue River Hdw..